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CONSTRUCTION WORLD
OCTOBER
2016
Bronze
Project name: House van der Vyver
House van der Vyver, a uniquely challenging
project, called for the construction of a
double-storey home on severely sloping solid
rock in an eco-sensitive reserve.
Structures Larger than 220 m
2
Gold
Project name: House Du Preez
House du Preez, a post-and-beam structure,
is on a game farm with no on-site accommo-
dation, which made for strict working hours
that challenged the Eco Log Homes team to
achieve this magnificent bush getaway. The
project’s attention to detail and interesting
architectural features impressed the judges.
Silver
Project name: House Bolitho
Stringent regulations and height restrictions
governing this heritage area of Simonstown
and the discovery of a main sewer running
through the site challenged the architect and
contractor to meet the client brief. The result
is an asset to the surroundings and a tribute
to the Logo Homes team.
Silver
Project name: House Richards
Strict new council regulations regarding
building on the side of a mountain stimulated
the ingenuity of both architect and engineer
on this project, who provided practical floor
plans and pleasing elevations to maximise
the structure’s available footprint.
Roofing: Residential,
Commercial & Exposed
Trusses
Gold
Project name: House Viking Trust
This extensive renovation required neat,
accurate carpentry to produce, erect and
brace this complex exposed roof structure,
which pays homage to the beauty of design
symmetry.
Gold
Project name: Reddford House, Northcliff
A turnkey project where close cooperation
with the design team ensured that the
client brief was met. This has resulted in
state-of-the art exposed structural roofing
elements being used as features to enhance
the buildings’ ambience.
Gold
Project name: Vergelegen Shopping Centre
The harmony of design, construction
detailing and robust appearance of this shop-
ping centre roof will have many a shopper
looking upwards. Its rugged beauty and
symmetry illustrate the contractor’s ability to
evoke the past by recreating the forms and
shapes of yesteryear.
Silver
Project name: Hazeldean Office Park
Hazeldean Office Parks showcases the effec-
tive use of timber roof trusses on large span
Flywheel & Suspended Bridge.
House Hirschon.
House Puttick.
House Riddell.
House Du Preez.
House Viking Trust.
commercial projects with complex architec-
tural detailing in exposed areas.
Bronze
Project name: Reddam International College
This impressive project was designed,
supplied and erected as a turnkey service
to the main contractor. Complex curved
and circular roof structures were no match
for the experienced LCP Roofing team who
went above and beyond the call of duty to
complete this roofing structure.
Bronze
Project name: House Alcock
House Alcock’s roof showcases beautiful
old-school design and engineering coupled
with highly skilled carpentry. Attention
to detail and high quality finishes lend an
attractive, old-world appearance to the
exposed Douglas Fir hammer roof trusses.
Bronze
Project name: House Majorie
Interesting truss designs with extensive
architectural details were skilfully addressed
by LCP Roofing’s design, fabrication and erec-
tion teams. The end result more than met the
contractor’s brief.